If I am not touching a life, I am not touching life.

We would sit on the old glider swing, my Grandmother and I. And as people passed her broad front porch, she would point and say, “The best life you can live is when you touch at least one life a day for Jesus.” And today, I am writing this to touch you.

It is until I can no longer hold something in my hands that I often realize that I never really cherished it in my heart.

You will live in the future as an extension of the lives that you have touched. Therefore, you may wish to consider how you’re touching people.

If I dare speak something into existence, I will have done nothing less than impact the existence of another. Therefore, I need to speak with the caution that I rarely speak of.

Everything I touch makes me a little bit more like the thing I’m touching, so I’d better start paying attention to what I’m touching.

Every life is a canvas and every interaction is a brush, therefore we’d be wise to consider how we handle the paint.